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Timeline Tables of Surnames STRAUB, TRAUB, STRAUBE, STROOP, and STRUB
including Variations, such as STROUP, TROUP, STROPE, STROPES, STRUP, etc.
in the 1840-1930 Censuses of Iowa
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Known or Presumed Descendants of Johannes
STRAUB (1683-) of Germany
(immigrant to New York in 1710, descendants surnamed STROPE / STROPES / STROUP) |
Descendants of Johann
Pieter STRAUB I (1695-c1770s), immigrant to Philadelphia in 1733
(settled in PA; sons to VA and NC; spread widely westwards and southwards; most converted to STROUP) |
Descendants of (Adam)
Michael STROUP (c1740s- ) of Maryland
(who settled mostly in New Market, Salem, and Dodson Twps., Highland Co., OH) |
Descendants of Albert
F. STRAUB (1829-1900),
(1850 from Wuerttemberg to Ohio, then Iowa) |
Descendants of Gottlieb
TRAUB I (1814-1897) of Donaukreis, Württemberg
(three of whose sons immigrated to the U.S. in the 1860s;
settled mainly IL) |
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| Iowa Territory was formed in 1838 from Wisconsin Territory,
where there had been a territorial census in 1838. No STRAUBs/etc.
were found in this 1838 census. A Federal census was taken in Iowa
Territory in 1840. Iowa achieved statehood in 1846. In
addition to the Federal Censuses beginning in 1850, there were state censuses
in 1851, 1852, 1885, and 1895. The entire 1890 Federal census was
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| PLEASE NOTE: Before Iowa achieved statehood in 1846, one abbreviation
for Indiana was "Ia.," and many census enumerators continued to use "Ia."
as the abbreviation for Indiana well after 1846, simply not abbreviating,
Iowa, at all. In the 1850 census, indexers at Ancestry.com have mis-interpreted
birthplace, "Ia.," as meaning, "Iowa," with the absurd result, for example,
that over 100,000 people in Indiana in 1850 are shown as born in Iowa.
So, when you find the abbreviation, "Ia.," as an individual's birthplace
in the census, use your head in interpreting whether it meant Indiana or
Iowa. |
Iowa Counties
- Adair - Adams - Allamakee - Appanoose - Audubon - Benton - Black
Hawk - Boone - Bremer - Buchanan - Buena Vista - Butler
- Calhoun - Carroll - Cass - Cedar - Cerro Gordo -
Cherokee - Chickasaw - Clarke - Clay - Clayton -
Clinton - Crawford - Dallas - Davis - Decatur - Delaware - Des_Moines
- Dickinson - Dubuque -
Emmet - Fayette - Floyd - Franklin - Fremont - Greene - Grundy
- Guthrie - Hamilton - Hancock - Hardin - Harrison - Henry - Howard - Humboldt
- Ida - Iowa - Jackson - Jasper
- Jefferson - Johnson - Jones - Keokuk
- Kossuth - Lee - Linn - Louisa
- Lucas - Lyon - Madison - Mahaska - Marion - Marshall
- Mills - Mitchell - Monona - Monroe - Montgomery -
Muscatine
- O'Brien - Osceola - Page - Palo Alto - Plymouth - Pocahontas - Polk
- Pottawattamie - Poweshiek
- Ringgold - Sac -
Scott - Shelby - Sioux - Story
- Tama - Taylor - Union -
Van
Buren - Wapello - Warren
- Washington - Wayne - Webster - Winnebago - Winneshiek - Woodbury
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Des
Moines County
(formed in 1834 de novo)
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Horatio STAUB |
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| City of Burlington |
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Hammer STROPE |
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John STROP |
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[List of Counties] |
Dickinson
County
(formed in 1891 from parts of Iron, Marquette, and Menominee)
[List of Counties] |
Jackson
County
(formed in 1837 de novo)
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George STROPES? |
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Lee County
(formed in 1836 from Des Moines)
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| West Point |
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Peter STROUP
& Christina __?__ |
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Van
Buren County
(formed in 1836 from Des Moines)
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| Jackson |
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Nathaniel STROUP
& Mary __?__ |
Nathan STROUP |
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County Formation
1834 - Des Moines from Indian Land; Dubuque from Indian Land
1836 - Henry from Indian Land; Lee from Des Moines; Louisa from Des
Moines; Muscatine from Des Moines; Van Buren from Des Moines
1837 - Benton from Indian Land; Buchanan from Delaware; Cedar from Indian
Land; Clayton from Dubuque; Clinton from Dubuque; Delaware from Dubuque;
Fayette from Clayton; Jackson from Indian Land; Johnson from Des Moines;
Jones from Indian Land; Keokuk from Washington; Linn from Indian Land;
Scott from Indian Land; Washington from Indian Land (formerly Slaughter)
1839 - Jefferson from Indian Land
1843 - Appanoose from Davis, Black Hawk from Delaware; Davis from Van
Buren; Iowa from Washington; Mahaska from Indian Land; Monroe from Wapello
(formerly Kishkekosh); Poweshiek from Indian Lands; Tama from Boone &
Benton; Wapello from Indian Lands
1845 - Marion from Washington
1846 - Boone from Polk; Clarke from Lucas; Dallas from Polk; Decatur
from Appanoose; Jasper from Mahaska; Lucas from Monroe; Madison from Polk;
Marshall from Jasper; Polk from Indian Land; Story from Jasper, Polk, and
Boone; Warren from Polk; Wayne from Appanoose
1847 - Allamakee from Clayton; Fremont from Pottawattamie; Page from
Pottawattamie; Ringgold from Taylor; Taylor from Page; Winneshiek from
Indian Land
1848 - Pottawattamie from Indian Lands
1851 - Adair from Case; Adams from Taylor; Audubon from Cass & Black
Hawk; Bremer from Winnebago & Indian Land; Butler from Buchanan &
Black Hawk; Cass from Pottawattamie; Cerro Gordo from Floyd; Chickasaw
from Fayette; Crawford from Shelby; Floyd from Chickasaw; Franklin from
Chickasaw; Grundy from Black Hawk; Guthrie from Jackson; Hardin from Black
Hawk; Harrison from Pottawattamie; Howard from Chickasaw & Floyd; Kossuth
from Webster; Mills from Pottawattamie; Monona from Harrison; Montgomery
from Polk; Sac from Greene; Union from Clarke; Webster [now Hamilton] from
Yell & Risley; Woodbury [formerly Wahkaw] from Indian Land; Worth from
Mitchell; Wright from Webster